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By Howard E. Altemus 


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INTRODUCTION 


COME think it’s smart to be 

^ grouchy, 

Or mixed up in mischievous 
stunts, 

So I have christened such young- 
sters 

With the little name Grunty 
Grunts. 

Some know it’s best to be thought- 
ful, 

That doing right’s really worth 
while; 

Happiness gives to such children 

The sweet little name Smiley 
Smile. 


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GRUNTY GRUNTS 

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SMILEY SMILE 
INDOORS 


A RE you like little Grunty 
Grunts, 

Who whines for everything she 
wants, 

Who starts the day with tears and 
cries 

When she is told it’s time to rise? 


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O H, no; you’re just like Smiley 
Smile, 

Who’s sweetly smiling all the 
while; 

She’s not a cranky sleepyhead; 
When Mother calls, she jumps 
from bed. 


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A RE you like little Grunty 
Grunts, 

Who whines for everything she 
wants, 

And in the morning won’t get 
dressed, 

And frets till nurse is quite dis- 
tressed? 


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O H, no; you’re just like Smiley 
Smile, 

Who’s sweetly smiling all the 
while; 

While being dressed she will assist, 
And doesn’t wiggle, turn and twist. 


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X RE you like little Grunty 
^ Grunts, 

Who whines for everything she 
wants, 

Who grabs at all the food she sees, 
And to taste everything she’ll 
tease? 


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O H, no; you’re just like Smiley 
Smile, 

Who*s sweetly smiling all the 
while; 

She waits till things are passed 
her way, 

Then eats her meal without delay. 


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\ RE you like little Grunty 
Grunts, 

Who whines for everything she 
wants, 

Who gulps her food and soils her 
dress, 

And leaves the table in a mess? 


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Who’s sweetly smiling all the 
while; 

To see her manners is a treat, 

Her pride is to be clean and neat. 


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\ RE you 
Grunts, 


like little Grunty 


Who whines for everything he 
wants, 

And cries and kicks just like a 
mule 

When it is time to go to school? 


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O H, no; you’re just like Smiley 
Smile, 

Who’s sweetly smiling all the 
while; 

He’s off for school on time each 
day, 

And never loiters on the way. 


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A RE you like little Grunty 
Grunts, 

Who whines for everything he 
wants, 

Who hates his books and hates 
his school, 

And so must take the dunce’s 
stool? 


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O H, no; you’re just like Smiley 
Smile, 

Who’s sweetly smiling all the 
while; 

He loves to study, write and read, 
For all must learn who would 
succeed. 


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\ RE you like little Grunty 
Grunts, 

Who whines for everything he 
wants, 

And cries when it’s a rainy day, 
Because he can’t go out to play? 


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O H, no; you’re just like Smiley 
Smile, 

Who’s sweetly smiling all the 
while; 

The rainy days don’t make him cry, 
For story books make minutes fly. 


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\ RE you like little Grunty 
Grunts, 

Who whines for everything he 
wants, 

Who scribbles on the playroom 
wall, 

And breaks the windows with his 
ball? 


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O H, no; you’re just like Smiley 
Smile, 

Who’s sweetly smiling all the 
while ; 

Outdoors he’s glad to do and dare, 
But of his room he takes great 
care. 


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A RE you like little Grunty 
Grunts, 

Who whines for everything she 
wants, 

And just ’cause Mother isn’t there 
Eats things she knows she 
shouldn’t dare? 


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O H, no; you’re just like Smiley 
Smile, 

Who’s sweetly smiling all the 
while ; 

Who always tries to do what’s 
right, 

Though Mother dear is not in 
sight. 


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\ RE you 
Grunts, 


like little Grunty 
for everything she 


Who whines 
wants? 

Into all things she loves to pry, 
And opens boxes on the sly. 


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O H, no; you’re just like Smiley 
Smile, 

Who’s sweetly smiling all the 
while; 

She knows that meddling’s very 
bold, 

So touches nothing till she’s told. 


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A RE you like little Grunty 
^ Grunts, 

Who whines for everything he 
wants, 

And howls to have the very toy 
That’s wanted by another boy? 


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O H, no; you’re just like Smiley 
Smile, 

Who’s sweetly smiling all the 
while ; 

When other girls and boys are 
there 

His playtoys he will gladly share. 


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A RE you like little Grunty 
Grunts, 

Who whines for everything she 
wants, 

And never puts her toys away 
When she has finished with her 
play? 


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O H, no; you’re just like Smiley 
Smile, 

Who’s sweetly smiling all the 
while ; 

She keeps her toys upon the rack, 
And every night she puts them 
back. 


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\ RE you like little Grunty 
Grunts, 

/ Who whines for everything he 
wants, 

And never wants to go to bed, 
Though he can scarce hold up his 
head? 


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O H, no; you’re just like Smiley 
Smile, 

Who’s sweetly smiling all the 
while ; 

At night when bed time comes 
around 

He marches off without a sound. 


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\ RE you like little Grunty 
Grunts, 

Who whines for everything he 
wants, 

And when in bed will call and call 
For things he doesn’t want at all? 


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O H, no; you’re just like Smiley 
Smile, 

Who’s sweetly smiling all the 
while ; 

When once in bed out goes the 
light; 

He’s off to Dreamland for the 
night. 


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YT7HEN you have read this 
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Into your mirror you must look. 

If you should there see Grunty 
Grunts 

Be sure to chase him off at once. 

But if dear Smiley Smile is there, 
Keep him before you everywhere. 
He’ll show you how to do what’s 
right 

With smiles that make the whole 
world bright. 


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